Correct enough. :)

If anyone wants to play with fire, I found a sweet little script on reddit that fetches rpms using rpmfind.net. I tweaked a bit so that it fetches stuff from rawhide rather than from current stable. :P

I felt like i didnt have to do anything to it, i wanna be able to tweak and learn

I felt like i didnt have to do anything to it, i wanna be able to tweak and learn

I see. Well, maybe you want to try Arch? You'll have a lot to tweak and learn there. To me, a good system is the one that doesn't get on my way while I'm working.

That will give you nothing but a packet selection in the installer.

Erm... isnt it just dnf download --releasever=rawhide or something like that?

You cant get more barebones than that, and its guaranteed to have a working i3 because you can choose it to be the only thing to install.

Ugh, no?

Last time I installed Fedora Everything, there was no option of only having i3.

Last time I installed Fedora Everything, there was no option of only having i3.

But he doesn't mean to work with the system, he wants to learn. So that's a piece of info to learn: No options for i3 alone. ?

making it fedora minimal by not selecting anything? then dnf install i3 :P

There was an option combining i3, openbox, dwm, awesomewm, etc.

There is! at minimum install it after setting it up.

This. I just did it yesterday and was shocked by the amount of wms pre installed

It isn't an install option anyway.

then dnf install i3

It might not have a working keyboard if you won't install libxinput explicitly.

Because in my case i3 and xorg didn't have that as a dependency.

Notified maintainers about it?

No.

I don't have electricity now.

That you can keep in pocket and communicate with.

limited lifetime however

How did that happen then?

How did that happen then?

That's not an install option, and besides, also need to explicitly install libxinput, because somehow it isn't in the deps for xorg.

We used to get blackouts all the time

That you can keep in pocket and communicate with.

You've never heard of just horrible electrical systems?

Has all the bugs in F28 been resolved?

And yes theres a minimal iso specifically for that too xD

What was the problem?

Wanted to know whether there are any bugs that might corrupt anything

Wanted to know whether there are any bugs that might corrupt anything

Wanted to know whether there are any bugs that might corrupt anything

What I did (it's a Thinkpad T440, if this bit is of any use) is shrinking the Windows partition from Windows itself and then installing Linux in the freed space.

I really wouldn't recommend dual boot to someone who doesn't know their stuff. One accidentally wrong move and he could render his system unusable until someone else comes and fixes it.

Oh, come on, don't scare him. I did it multiple times with Win8 and Win8.1 and now I did with Win10, and never an issue. Just don't delete the small windows partition that goes in the beginning.

Oh, come on, don't scare him. I did it multiple times with Win8 and Win8.1 and now I did with Win10, and never an issue. Just don't delete the small windows partition that goes in the beginning.

Similar to what I did with mine albeit I shrinked a different partition.

Oh I know what should be kept untouched

I didn't know the first time and blew everything up. My bad. Now I know I shouldn't touch it.

I think today I'll set up zsh and oh-my-zsh ?

Touch what? The microsoft recovery partition?

I don't know. The small partition in the beginning. I don't know how it is called.

Imagine a world where Windows is open sourced, Linux is propreitary and Stallman is against free software and MacOS was never so popular.

A parallel universe made of anti-matter?

Imagine a world where Windows is open sourced, Linux is propreitary and Stallman is against free software and MacOS was never so popular.

Imagine how many lives will be saved in that world? Netscape would be alive and many more.

Since linux distros would be propreitary, some requiring you to pay for DEs and stuff. Also, each major kernel upgrade required you to pay a premium.

Unix was proprietary. Linux is just a kernel. Stallman fighting for proprietary software means no GNU software. No one would use them. People will lean towards Windows.

Unix was proprietary. Linux is just a kernel. Stallman fighting for proprietary software means no GNU software. No one would use them. People will lean towards Windows.

Imagine how many lives will be saved in that world? Netscape would be alive and many more.

Unix was proprietary. Linux is just a kernel. Stallman fighting for proprietary software means no GNU software. No one would use them. People will lean towards Windows.

I don't remember that Netscape was that awesome. I'm fine with its disappearance.

Been seeing too many Flash stories, have we?